Author: Anthony Lucio
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The Marine Environmental Data and Information Network (MEDIN) and OceanWise are delighted to invite you to attend our popular free online training workshop: ‘Marine Data Management, Governance and the MEDIN toolset’ delivered on OceanTeacher Global Academy. Three new dates for upcoming workshops have been set which are open for enrolment now: This training course is suitable for anyone responsible for collecting or managing marine environmental…
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The following Special Interest Groups (SIGs) are offering funding to support up to two student members per SIG (eight students in total) to attend the upcoming Challenger Society Conference in Bangor (September 7-11, 2026). Successful applicants will have their conference registration fee reimbursed (up to £190, equivalent to the student member registration rate), provided they…
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Royal Society Publishing is delighted to announce that the 2026 Competition is now open for entries until 14 August for a chance to win £1000! The competition celebrates the power of photography in conveying the wonder of science happening all around us and photographs can be submitted in the categories of: Earth Science and Climatology, Astronomy, Behaviour, Ecology and…
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The UK Hydrographic Office is looking for an ocean environment scientist with experience in marine biology. Further details can be found at the link below. Apply before 11:55 pm on Thursday 25th June 2026. Ocean Environment Scientist – Marine Biology – Civil Service Jobs – GOV.UK
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Scottish Association for Marine Science – Science Trustees We are seeking new Science focused Trustees to join the SAMS Board to strengthen its scientific complement commencing in Summer 2026. We are seeking individuals who can demonstrate the following: – Background in marine / environmental science research and / or education. –…
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Attending the Ocean Sciences Meeting 2026 in Glasgow Scottish Association for Marine Science In February, I attended the first Ocean Sciences Meeting to be held outside the USA, in Glasgow, Scotland. This was by far the biggest conference I had ever attended, with over 6000 attendees crammed into the Scottish Exhibition Centre for a week…
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SOLAS Summer School University of East Anglia & Plymouth Marine Laboratory I had the incredible opportunity to spend three weeks at the SOLAS summer school in Tamandaré, Brazil. SOLAS, which stands for Surface Ocean-Lower Atmosphere Study, is an organisation that brings together atmospheric and ocean sciences to study the air-seainterface, including physical, chemical, and biological…
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The Challenger Society’s biennial conference has become the UK’s largest gathering of marine scientists. This year’s conference is to be held at Bangor University between the 7th and 11th September 2026. The conference has a broad remit, with interests stretching from the coastline to the deep ocean and spanning the globe, from pole to pole.…
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Insights from the Ocean Sciences Meeting 2026 (OSM26) in Glasgow Heriot-Watt University One of the highlights of my PhD so far has been attending the Ocean Sciences Meeting 2026 (OSM26) in Glasgow. The meeting brought together around 6000 researchers from around the world, working across physical, chemical, biological, and interdisciplinary ocean science. Through the support…
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The AtlantiS Early Career Researcher (ECR) Fellowship Spring deadline will be April 30th this year. The purpose of the fellowship is to support the career development of ECRs by enabling collaborative working with AtlantiS researchers, as well as access to AtlantiS facilities, data sets, model output and tools, and cruises. Financial support covers the costs for 2–4-month…
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